Doomsday planes

There was a dangerous escalation in the Russian/Ukraine conflict today that resulted with a 'doomsday plane' taking flight over nearly all of Missouri.

Probably just a coincidence though. Maybe.

You can call it a coincidence and that's what it may very well be, but a doomsday plane just soared over Illinois immediately after North Korea threatened America with a nuclear attack.

After Israel removed an enemy leader, there was an interesting plane sighting over Missouri.

There's something unusual happening in two places. One is the airspace over Alaska where Russian jets were intercepted and the other involves Missouri and two 'Doomsday Planes' that were recently spotted over it.

I'm not sure what, but something unusual is afoot. Considering the many crisis situations happening in the world right now, it's worth noting that two different secret US military 'doomsday planes' were just spotted crossing Missouri and Illinois as they traveled from Washington, D.C. headed to NORAD.

It was another volatile day in world events that may or may not have led to some strange plane activity over both Missouri and Illinois on Wednesday. Flight patterns show that a US Air Force 'doomsday plane' turned its transponder off over Missouri then proceeded to zig zag all over parts of Illinois.

Considering all the conflict happening around the world right now, it should come as no surprise that the United States fleet of 'doomsday planes' are very active. However, something strange just occurred after Iran attacked Israel as a secret military plane suddenly disappeared after being spotted over Missouri.

I am not privy to classified United States intel or information. That should be obvious. But, I can say that I've seen bizarre plane activity over Missouri today including multiple doomsday planes flying over the state and a stealth bomber that refueled over Lake of the Ozarks.

It's been an interesting Sunday over the middle part of America as radar shows two United States military 'doomsday planes' crisscrossed over Missouri earlier today, but it's fine. It's probably fine.